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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-01-13

Babyhood for January contains a
number of popular medical articles
which all parents ought to read. DR..
Delavan points out The Causes and
Prevention of Chronic Troubles of the
Throat in Children; DR.. Bissell illus
trates graphically Pigeon Breast and
kindred deformities; DR.. Yale. in his
talk on Fever. tells mothers just what
to do III order to ascertain the intensi-
ty of fever; and DIR. Walker cOntin.
ues the valuable series of Domestic
Treatment of Slight Ailments of Chill
dren. Nursery Problems offer the usual
careful medical advice and there are
many useful hints in the several de-
partments. Is cents II number: ST so a
year. Babyhood, S Beekman Street,
New York.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-01-13

Itch, Prairie Mango. and Scratches
of every kind cured in 80 Minutes by
WoOlfOrd's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by
G. W. Smith. Druggist, Worthingtone
MINI. As "
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-01-13
WATER WORKS.

The Village Council on Thursday
night las, acted upon the petition of
citizens as to water works. A bill was
drawn up and has been sent to our
members to authorize the issue of
bonds not to exceed 5000, upon a
vote of the people favoring such issue,
for the construction of water works.
It has also been suggested that cleo
trio lights should be introduced and
that the same plant, or rather the
same power, could be used for both.
With water works and electric lights
Worthington W. uld he on the high
road toward cityhood, or city-zenship.
We confess, however, that these
things cannot make a city. We need
mills, factories, business. We need
men, high minded, far-pushing men,
who know their rights aud their terri
| tory, and knowing. dare maintain.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-01-13

They are talking Of erecting to-
began slide in Worthington.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-01-13

DR.. Barber sells only best Doane's
DeOdOrized Gasoline. 43tf
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-01-13
LOCAL.
WoRrHINGroN. MIMI, JANUARY 10. 1857
OFFICIAL PAPER.

Minor arrival at A. p. DaIling's on
Sunday morning, Il girl.
G. A. Sundberg has killed % rabbits
this winter, four of them jack rabbits.
His trees are not molested now.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-01-13

Whether the weather prophets know
anything or not, we think best to pub
lish their forecasts weather or no.
Prof. Hicks, of st, Louis, says the Sc.
verest storm of the month will begin
on the 18th and continue 4 week. Az
ter the oath the weather will be mild.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-01-13

See change in the card of E. B. Hall.
MIR. Hall has recently been admitted to
the La, las announced in the AD-
VANCE at the time), and has opened an
Office over Barriers Drug Store. lie
makes speciality of collections, and
will attend to any business in the line
Of his profession. Mr.. Hall deserves
great credit for his perseverance in at
tanning to his profession under difficult
ties, and must have the grit to succeed.
E. &. Pannell has finished putting
up ice for the present. He has put up
about 5000 tons in all, 1000 for him
self, $50 for the railroad company, 25O
for Mitchell Bros, 6 for A. r. Firth.
and quantity for A. Schaefer, of
Rushmore. lie paid out about $500 to
his men for work while putting up the
present lot.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-01-13

The ADVANCE sent out an extra on
Friday last to its county subscribers
containing the retiring governors
message and the new governors in
augural. We hope our readers received
it in good shape and time and haye care
fully read and fled it away by this time.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-01-13

Jas. Murphy, ST., was brought over
from Rock county yesterday and
lodged with Sheriff Anderson on two
commitments for running away with
mortgaged property. He will have to
re1r ain in Jail until the spring term of
court.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-01-13
A q. IF II. W

WOrthingt' n Lodge No G5 meets every alter
nNte Friday evening. J. W. AsHwORTA, Mater
Workman.
l.. F. BUCHAN Recorder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
ADVENTUnEs GOLD WArcu
Il was stolen EieYen Years Ago,
und Has Got Back TO Ito Owner.

il'y telegraph O. tho DFpANh.l
Troy, Ala, October lS.-A curious
tory about watch has just developed
here. Twenty years ago Mr.. George
Ethcridpc, who lived in the upper part
Of this county, treated himself to a fine
gold watch for which he paid Sl6j.
Hc took 1t home, and his father told
him that inaomuch as he had invested
SO much in u watch that it would be
GOOD idea to take down the makers
mime and number, which he did, with
ont ever thinking that that little pre-
caution would ever avail anything. lie
kept it until 1876, when a laborcr on
lis place took advantage OF his
absence one day, broke into his
house, and stole tie watch and chain
and skipped ont. The tmci went down
INTO Dale county, aud in a short time
got iuto trouble. In order to evade tie
clutches o. the Law he lad out in q
piece Of woods, aud while thsrc he lost
bis stolen prizc, and IN short time LETT
for tie West. IN lot!, while Mr. Met
calf, WHO lives near Daleyil.c, was
rl IA .fi re- " VI ~ ll'A III hAAhA
lc found the watch aud related the cir
cLmstauc,s To several Of his nti6hbors,
hut could find no owner for the pro
pcIty. The watch had been lying il
the woods six years, and WAS IN
lad f1. Mocalf carried it to jewel
lcr ia Eusarla and had it repaired, ami
took It home with him and kept it un-
Ill last saturday. Ia the early part of
he week Mr.. A. Haley. Of this city,
WHO is a lrother-in-law OF Mr.. Ethe-
ridge, heard something that induced
him to wire Mr.. Etb,ridCe, nt Ever
n, en-, to come over; that he thonght
hc could put him on the track Of his
lost watch. Mr.. Ethcridge arrived in
tie city ard went to Mr. Mctcalrs, de-
scriDed tie watch, gave the number
and the makers name, paid Metc.lf
what he had paid ont for repairs, re-
caiycd his property, aud returned high
ly olated over h.s success III recovering
u.s lost jCWclry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

by a majority of the Republicln voters
IN any ward Of the city SO assembled
the City Chairman shall take no further
action after receiving said report ex-
cept to call a meeting of this commit
tee at the earliest practicable time to
decide what further steps shall be
taken.
Hcsolrcd, That we, as individuals.
will 60 to said ward meetings and do
all IN our power to obtain the endorse
mcnt and approval Of our constituents
Of the action Of said JOINT committee.
believing as we DO that it is the best ar.
raugemcnt possible for the advance
meut, strength, and success of the in
tcresis Of the Republican party Of
Richmond.
H~oired, That the secretary furnish
copies of the proceedings Of this meet
ing 20 the DESIGNATED chairmcn of said
wand meetings to be read to the voters
in fun explanation Of the political stu
alton here, so that they may act intel
ligcntly upon our recommendations.
The foregoing resolutions being Of
fcrcd and seconded were unanimously
adopted 10y a recorded vote OF tue com
mittec.
ILc Hcpublican committee candidly
say, as will bee observed, that they be-
hcye "LLai II is the best 0lruaylDl(af
possiL1c JorH> odrobccmSat, stoy'h,
GEd sUocCs3 ofHc in''rD2's ofIbs r.
puLAc0n purity Of HjoimoHd.' ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
"Pickett's /" Men,"


Colonel Walter Hsrrison's excellent
history OF the famous Virginia division
will be on sale at all the book stores IN
Richmond during the memorial ceremo-
nies of laying the cornerstone OF the
pedestal OF the Lee statue.
For several days the city will be
crowded with ex-Confederates aud peo-
pie identified with the Confederate
cause by kindred ties, and to them we
recommend the volume rs one OF the
most interesting OF all the various
specimens Of war literature.
The author was the inspector-generli
OF the division. and personally WAS en-
titled TO the interest sf all his comrades
and their kindred. His widow, who is
now the owner Of the copyright OF the
book, is still moro, if possible. entitled
10 all consideration by the claim OF her
character as a typical Virginia lady, to
whom the small tribute OF purchasing
the book will be benefit in the most
acceptable form of compliment to the
memory Of her gallant husband.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
LUNCH FOR TROOPS.
IXTRk PgOeRAMng FOR FETERrAIE-
MERr or VISITORS
Meeting Of the Jobbing Merchants Yes
torday-A Lady Guest Of
Lee Camp.

Auumb,r OF gentlemen representing
tic leading iobbiny houses Of this city
ne. yesterday afternoon in the rooms
Of tie Chamber Of Commerceand made
arrangements, by the appointment OF
committees. TO give to all the visit
ing military to the city refresh
mtnts al the monument grounds when
the procession hats after the parade
A cOmuittcc of three WAS appointed 10
select from the different iobbing houses
younC men to show visitors attention
on that occasion.
Another committee was appointed 10
raise the requisite amount OF funds to
carry ont the ideas contemplated.
These refreshments are to be given
QY of tie visiting military.
1t was resolved to request all bIsi
ness houses 10 close on the 9th.
GUEST OF LEE CAMP.
Mrs. Mamie p. Horslev, Of Nelson
county. Las accepted the invitation of
Lee Camp of Confederate Veterans to
bc their guest on the occasion of thc
ccruorstcue laying. \ committee has
been appointed to meet her on her ar
iivd htIt, and TO show her all the at
tUtou which gratitude and chiyalry
demand.
When The camp were receiving mo-
nev 10 establish the Soldiers Home this
Iauiotic lady heartiiy co-operated with
th,m, and 10y her own efforts got con
trilmions amounting to three or four
hundred dollars.
GeROal \. e. Lawton. Of Georgia,
row United States Minister to Austro-
Hungary writing from Vienna to Cap
tain c. A. Bohauuon, acknowledges the
receipt q gn invitation to be present
on tic 9th, and regrets that it will be
impossible for him to accept. He speaks
ID euloeistic terms of Lee, and encou-
mces the monument enterprise with
woIds Of tenderness and affection.
CDD-FELLOWs.
Tho joint committee will meet to-
night to consider the feasibility Of the
Order of OId-Fellows taking part in
the Lec-mouument parade on the 9TH.
II is hoped there will be a full attend
aucc Of the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

The following shows the actual NOR
taiity in the city for the week ending
October 40, 1857
Caue,sof DCQH: : Acthcroma'ous de-
generation OF arteries, ; cholera in
iantum, !; consumption, ]: cJnyu.
sions. / conyulsious GnfantilcJ, ] ;
dianl0a (chrouicl, / diphtheria, =
dystntcTv. ! F.; fever Gntcrmittent, ,
fever (malariIN. 1 fever )r-mittenD,
/ fever typhoidJ, / fever (typho-
uahriaN, q; l@meoptysls, / heart
disease inanition, . intestinal IL
jurits lrun over by drove OF cIttie), ;
marasnus, neuralgia of heart, or
laIic disease of heart, old age, +;
paralysis, pelvic ccllulitis, / pueu-
monIa, l chronic poisoning by chic
roiom, /; Iucrper4l conyulsion'. :
-ab,s mosentorica, tumOr OF liver,
Whole number Of deaths in the
.ity, exclusive OF shll-births, 81; still
births, >.
Eofs: Rate Of mortality Of whole
population was l7.C5 per cent. par
600 Uer anum rate Of mortality OF
white population WIS l6.H Per cent. per
100 ycr uHuum rate Of mortality OF
,oiorod population was 1891 per cent
psr 600 per annum.
ley amt CDior: White-Msles, Z;
FEMALES, ll-total, II. Colored-Malcs,
> ; females, ll-total, is.
-d9r: One TO Six months, 6 six to
.welye months, = one to three years,
i; three to i've years, five 10 ten
yeaIs, ] ten to twenty years, B.:
twenty to thirty years, 8; thirty t.
.orty years, . forty TO fifty years, / =:
iity to SIXTY years, >; sixty TO seventy
yoaIs, ; seventy TO eighty years, , 3,
eighty 10 ninety years, =.
CompGr0Hvs weary NOrfHiy: To
tai deaths for the week ending Octo-
Der IT,, lsSG-N hitc, Il; colored, IT,
-till-lorn White, >; colorcd, ]. FoI
Inc week ending October -, 1851
White, IS; colored, l6. Sull-born
White, colored, /.
T,mpGafUc: Mean temperature
'or week ending October l6, 1856.
% .13. Mean temperature for week
ending October -, 1851, s. .33.
amount Of rainfall for week ending
October rs, 1856, 0.O0 inches Amount
II rainfall for week ending October h,
1857, OIL.
T. +. SrRATroy, VI. D..
President BOARD 0f Health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
funeral OF DIR. Charles =. Murray.

T. +. SrRArroV, VI. D..
President Board OF Health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
Briefs ana Personals.

The Hustiugs Court disposed Of civil
business only yesterday
Miss Rosa Osborne will play "For-
tunes Fool at the Academy tonight.
Mr.. T.. 3. Gauing LETT for Norfolk
yesterday To ho absent about ten days
atinuey-Gcnoml Ayers returned
yesterday afternoon from Washington.
Mrs. William O'Dcn. Of Now York,
is visiting Mrs. p. b. Van Burcn, 0l2
west Grace street.
Mr.. Arthur Coleman and wife. oI
Fostcn. are visiting Mrs. j. A. jacob,
723 west Main street.
Professor Bennett Purycar yesterday
qualified as administrator do joais aoH
Of Dr J. b. Jctcr's estate.
The political disabilities Of Richard
!. Fdwar3s. Of Isle Of wight county,
were Yesterday removed by Governor
Lee.
Tcy v. +. Hatcher will lecture to-
mCucw night ON "Whose Nciehb3-
Am lf' 10 CiayStreot Methodist
church.
,r. cl - r...,..4.:l ~.
Mann, and lra,t.r oscar Kirlnatr;ck
ere yi.f.ar Ma Jaues A Moore 5ii
u,st 1,ar.laN
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Or. u. y. Hooc, Jr, and Mr.. i
Wilmer iaccu arrived safely IN San
traau.oo Yesterday. These gentlemen
lCt MchIond October il, l0si. an.
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Governor Ice yesterday pardouCj
Jack Gardner. q pcrjurcr, who was sent
to tho p,ui;entiary from Buckingham
county. Executive cIemcucy was rc-
commended Ay the Judge who tried
Gardner, the Common"ealth's attor-
nCy, and eleven oi the jury.
A qrarrow-bavk Yesterday morninc
invaded the Capitol Square and CAUGHT
one Of tLe birds. lie flow with his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
TIIE DETECTIyELENCuED.
Ihe TnstssatoT 0TIlc Murder ogRcy
Mr.. Ryan Eilicd ~ VtgiIants.


CuARLEsroN, ". Va, October Il. .-
News was brought here this morning
tlat Dan. Cunningham, the Eureka de
tectiye who stands charged with having
been the iIstigator OF the robbery Of
Rev. Mr.. Ryan and others in Roane and
Jackson counties, was caught yester-
day and lynched last night. This ru-
NOR seems TO have foundation. From
what the correspondent can learn it is
certain that there were only seven en-
gagged in the murder and robbery OF
Rev. Mr.. Ryan. OF this number the
yicilants have disposedof Coon, George
Duff, Jr., Bob Duff, and Drke. The
two Dufls, Coon, and Drake confessed,
and said that Cunningham and his ne-
phcw were the two not caught All the
arrests made by the yigilants were upon
warrants
Rob Duff, just before his death, beg
gcd that Drake should not be harmed,
as he was forced by Coon to go with
them. The excitement still runs high,
and it is evident that others will be ar
rested. When Bob Duff was shot one
Of the yigilants went to his body and
cut his throat, saying: "This is in re-
membrance OF the young lady school.
teacher you killed for her money"
1t appears that a lady school-teacher
was killed for her money in the upper
part Of Roane county some months
ago. and a warrant was out for Bob
Duff, charging him with the crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
MECKIENBIRG.
Political Matters s-Democratic Nom
inatiOs.

(Couospondence Of tho Richmond Dspatch.l
BoYDToN, October II, 1887
There was a very large crowd attend
ing court today.
The Republicans all colored-had
some speaking to small crowd OF
listeners from their local politicians.
Dsailection exists among them, aud
their apathy and indifference were
specially noticeable. Their candidate. a
colored msn named Britton Baskerville,
has no political experience, and his
support is not enthusiastic. Not Il
white man appeared to speak in advo-
cacy Of the nominee.
The Democratic convention TO nOmi-
nate candidate for the next House OF
pelegatcsasscmblcd here to-day. Every
district in the county was represented.
On the first ballot Mr.. Thomas Easley,
If ClaIksyillc. was nominated by "A
unanimous vote as the standard-bcarer
Of the Democratic party His nomi-
nation gives entire satisfaction. aud his
acceptance was a source of cOngratula-
ton. lie is prominent merchant
is extensively engaged in different
branches Of business in hecOunty, aud
a gentleman of high character, great
popularity, and unquestioncd fitness
for the position. lie will receive the
enthusiastic support Of the party, and
it Is their purpose to exert every effort
for his election.
The trial Of John Trottcr for shoot
ing Ras. Wmhish, Of Chase City, Wa.
postponed until next January. The
condition OF Wimbish is now very
critical one. Since the operation of
laparotomy was performed on him,
thirty. eight days ago. he appeared 10
be gradually improving; but in the
last few days his situation has been un-
favorable, and the physicians predict
that he cannot survive much longer.
The weather has been most favorable
for sowing wheat, and the farmers are
congratalatiug themselves on their
magnificent corn crop and the excel
lent Quaiity Of their tobacco, which
matur,d uniformly and cured unu-
sualiy to their satisfaction. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
Tie Theatre.

The comedy season of four nights
will begin this evening with the pro
duction of Coloman's Heir at Law,
with Mr. John 5. Clarke ia the two
strongly. contraSted characters Of D.
Peter pnncloss and Zckicl Home
spun, TO be followed 10y the new AMI
very laughable comedy Of The Round
Tnr or, A Tour Through the Noun
tairs, on Thursday, which, in turn.
will be succeeded by Oliver Gold
smiths delicious comedy Of She Stoop'
10 Conquer All Of these comedle.
will he given by company selected
especially for the characters.
On Saturday Hamlet matinee Will
be given, with Creston Clarke tho
g1ancson Of the great Booth and the
nephew OF the famous Edwin, as tn
Young prince On Saturday night
ioodles, with another piece, will closc
the brief comedy season.
Tie snle Of seats indicates n very
fashionable gathering ut each perform
ance. ltpromiscs to be a society event
IA well,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

The funeral Of Mr. Charles +. Mur
ray took place from Pme-Street Bap'
tist church yesterday afternoon at .
O'Clock. Nearly all Of the moulders oi
the city formed into line at Lanbe's
Hall, First and Broad streets. and not
withstanding the inclemens weather
marched to the church in a body. The
services were conducted by the pastor.
tey. Mr.. Hutson, who preached nom
the 9Uih Psalm, 9TH verse "Ihey are
as asleep" He said lie had been re-
qnested to preach to the living, and
declared that the thoughtless were las
asleep in referring 10 the life OF Mr..
Murray Mr.. Hutson said he es nearly
adhered 10 the commandment "Honor
Thy father and thy mother as any
man he ever knew. The choir sang
several selections, and one at the end
oil the service as the friends OF the de-
ceased viewed the body. The interment
was IN Hollywood. The floral designs
were very handsome and numerous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
THREE CENTS PER COPY.
marty or faction but a candidate OF the

party or faction, but candidate OF the
people. He claims TO be Democrat,
but at the same time is bitterly OPP
posed TO the present administration and
to those who are in sympathy with it.
He says that new men and men of new
ideas and new associations should be
sent to the next Legislature.
Mr.. Weaver is one of the best known
and best posted men on the Eastern
Shore, and expects to poll heavy
vote.
The Republicans OF this county, with
whom he has been in consultation to-
day before making up his decision in
the matter, have agreed to make an ac-
tive fight, and will open the campaign
at once. In the mean time the Demo-
Gratis are on the alert, and will poll a
full vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
EASY VICTORY FOR DErROIrs
rho Eighth Game Won by Terrible
Batting Score to2.

tbF NeApkAaIu " bLs bbpaNn.I
EosTON, October lS.-The eighth
game in the worlds championship Sc
rles between the st. Louis and Detroit
baseball teams was played nthis city to-
day, and was won easily by the Detroits
Cmruthers was not nearly as effective
as usual, and the Detroiters kept the
ball going all over the field, their bat
ting throughout the contest being terri.
tic. The st. Louis players felded very
brilliantly at times, but at others their
playing was rather loose. Carluthers
iielded his position splendidly and his
playing, with that OF Robinson and
Bushong, comprised the chief features
Tor The Browns. Score
Detroits. .......0 3 / 003 2 o 90
ST. Louis. ...l 90 90 | 90 O.
Base-hits: Detroits, II; st. Louis,
u. Errors: Detroits, q; st. Louis. 8.
Batteries Getzein and Bennett Car.
iuthers and Bushong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
a ReeIt of Prayer.

A week of prayer will be observed by
the Young Mems Christian Association
at their hall from the 18th to the 10Th
of November. A choir Of fifty voices
male and female) will be required to
assist the singing at the meetings, which
will be held every night during the
week. Those who can become mem
bers Of tins choir are requested TO meet
at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton building, Sixth and Main streets,
tomorrow evening at o'clock for or
f,anizatiOp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
Ibauta Refarued.

Mother Mary Alphonsus, in the name
Of the Sisters Of st. Francis, return
their sincere thanks to the Dispatch
and Whjg for thsir kindness in noticing
their pound party, aud to all kind
bonefactors for their generousdonatiQps.
The Little Sisters Of the Poor return
their thank. to the officials at the City
Hall and to all who contributed in
getting up a purse for the benefit of
the poor under their charge; their
needs were never more pressing than
now. on account Of the increase of the
old people III the home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
An InriNnIled Recnrsi.

Allcock' s Porous Plasters have proved
the best, safest, and most eiTectual
remedy for Spinal Complaints, In
cipient Consumption, DiarrhGa, Pleu-
risy, Asthma, Bronchitis, Epilepsy,
Lumhago, Debility, Rheumatism, Gout,
Sciatica, Loss Of Vigor, Dropsy, Pa
raly.is, Los, of Voice, Hysteria, Ner-
yousness, Indigestion, Palpitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
nr sinrr Mim Not Lenye nnnrilIc.

ISItcliI ieIfEfam 70 tle Dl-pltch
DANyuLF, Va, October lS.-Rey
Dr. W. G. Starr. pastor of Main Street
Methodist church, who was transferred
by Bishop Wilson to McKendree
church, Nashville, will not go to that
charge. The Bishop tele9raphed to
night. in answer to a protest from the
Official Board, reyoking the order OF
transfer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
GOocnland from.

Alta meeting of the old Goochland
Troop, Company +, Fourth Virginia
cavalIy, held at Goochland Courthouse
October llth, they determined to meet
in Richmond on the 2Cth Of October at
) ?. NJ, at the Crenshaw Warehouse
Mr.. J.. y. Vaughan, OF the firm OF
Vaughan d Sorvey, one Of the commit.
tee, will provide for the horses.